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    In The News

    >maybe def can tell us - ib updates >buying power in realtime - so where >is the risk? One area of risk is a halt. There are others. JB
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    IB: The Party Is Over

    >Which business model is more stable? > >1: having 10000 customers that each >spend 10 dollars > >2: having 10 customers >that each spend 10000 dollars > >Business number 1. is less risky and >therefore considered to be worth more. That conclusion is very debatable and will...
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    IB: The Party Is Over

    RX: >Yeah...so what you forgot is that >you don't speak for [IB]" Yeah, I know...most bright people would just figure out from what IB has done that they are a conservative company and wouldn't say moronic things like 'there's no reason not to give 4X margin". Unfortunately, those poor...
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    IB: The Party Is Over

    >There is no new rule regarding cash >accounts. According to their >interpretation, also with the old >margin rules, trading in cash >accounts would not have been legal. There have been numerous brokers that in the past have interpreted the rule to say that there is no daytrading in...
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    WHERE'S THE BEEF??!!

    >In other words, where's the beef? >Burger King, of course. I thought the beef was at Wendy's. Nice one MGB. :-) JB
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    IB: The Party Is Over

    >Oh and I forgot... Yeah...what you forgot is that you don't speak for other traders, that's what you forgot. >Daytraders with more then 25.000$ >in account will leave because they >don't get 4 x margin. Uh...I'm not looking for 4x margin. I rarely use the 2x that they offer me...
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    SuperSoes execution algorithm

    Thanks Kensmith, delincke and Lancer. If we keep digging we'll figure this thing out. I will continue working it and let you guys know if I learn anything new. Reciprocation is appreciated. Thanks to Lancer for passing my question on. JB
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    SuperSoes execution algorithm

    Thanks dlincke. Appreciate your input. As I noted in my thread intro, I have already searched this and other Nasdaq documentation and have been unable to find the answers to many, many questions. The Naz examples do a Passable job of explaining SS market orders, but as I only use limit...
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    Letter to IB regarding routing options

    >ib keeps on telling, that bid/ask on >SOES is the same like on NASDAQ - but >that's simply not the truth. You are right and they are wrong, but heck, if they even gave us the Nasdaq NBBO quotes rather than the last sale it would be a HUGE improvement. It's a SS route, so give us SS...
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    SuperSoes execution algorithm

    Hi Kensmith. Thanks again for your interest and input. >I havn't quite grasped your >question properly. My question is that I'm looking for a resource that explains in detail the rules and algoriths of the SuperSoes system. I am seeing conflict in the documentation I have found (see...
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    Letter to IB regarding routing options

    Hello Dlincke. I think it's clear from your post that you require a broker that provides many more options than IB does. Perhaps you already have such a broker. I trade for a living and with my trading style I have found that I am much more profitable with IB then I was when I used a...
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    Letter to IB regarding routing options

    I sent the following to IB this morning. In the past I have found IB to be quite responsive when approached. #################################### Hello XXX and XXX. I want to thank you again for your service and assistance. Since I spoke to you last, I have done some more testing and...
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    SuperSoes execution algorithm

    Thanks for the input. Kensmith, your post while excellent doesn't provide the detailed answers about the routing rules that I'm looking for. Lancer, I had spent quite a bit of time with the HardRightEdge.com routing table before writing my orginal post. It diplays a number of seeming...
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    interpreting block trades

    >I have frequetly noticed that large >trades are not even near the inside >market. [snip] for example, sell >for .50 lower than the current offer? Very often, these off the inside block trades reflect the END of a run of buying or selling for a client. A MM with an order to buy...
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    Cable Router-which one?

    I also use the Linksys router. Model #BEFSR41 It was easy to install, has worked flawlessly. It supports a small network of computers throughout my house with the longest cable length being 50 ft. JB
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    SuperSoes execution algorithm

    Could someone please direct me to a page that will answer my questions regarding SuperSoes. Example question: CSCO Bid GSCO | 17.75 | 100 MSCO | 17.75 | 200 PRUS | 17.73 | 700 Assume I am first in the que. A. Will a sell limit order for 17.73 x 500s execute 300s @ 17.75 with...
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    NASD ever going to extend hours?

    >They [gaps] have nothing to do with >whether the market is open or not. Frankly, I don't think that a 24/7 market is going to solve what ails ddefina, but the above statement is a bit off the mark if you ask me. Gaps of any significance have almost EVERYTHING to do with a market being...
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    IB improvements

    >Why should IB even bother offering any >data feed at all? (if executions are >all that matters.....) Because without the basic data feed integrated into TWS, the execution interface would suck.(IB data feed is more then LVL1 BTW, cause we get each ECNs best price) It's the ability to...
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    NASD ever going to extend hours?

    >Is the NASD ever going to extend its >hours to be comparable to the ECN's? I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for it. I read an article in the WSJ that after hours trading has not been considered that much of a success. Most of the casual traders that it was designed to reach after they...
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    broker for trailing stop

    >Don't you need a serial 7 license >to trade with ECHOtrade? Yes. JB
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